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What is Traceability matrix? Why it is used? Can u tell me
the architecture of that?
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Answer Posted / geetha
In a software development process, a Traceability Matrix is
a table that correlates any two baselined documents that
require a many to many relationship to the determine
completeness of the relationship.
Traceability Matrix - mapping between User Requirements and
Test Cases
User Requirements ,Taken from RS or sRs which ever is
applicable in the organization
e.g. User should be able to add new record
Test Case - Contains scenario written so as to test the
requirement, with an unique number for reference
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